DYSCO
Ditch uniformity and find joy in your own dancing and moving in a playful, celebratory online workshop for all ages, bodies and minds.
A neurodivergent-led space with dancing and music, DYSCO isn't about being a 'good' or 'bad' dancer, and there’s no teacher to follow.
DYSCO embraces different ways of moving and believes all dancing is good when it feels good!
DYSCO's resident DJ, DJ DYSCOURSE (aka dance artist Aby Watson), leads the dance party.
For each track played from her curated playlist, she offers a different invitation to carry into your boogie.
All invitations are simple, relaxed and can be approached in any way that works best for you.
Whether you're dressed in comfy clothes or party clobber, get ready to get down in this virtual, intergenerational and celebratory DYSCO!
Aby Watson is a dyspraxic, dyslexic and ADHD dance artist, performer and researcher, whose performance work marries movement, choreography, text, action and autobiography.
With a vibrant neurodiverse energy, her work deals with concepts of deskilling, failure, feminism and difference, and has been seen at venues across the UK and internationally.
She founded and chairs the Scottish Neurodiverse Performance Network, a new network of Scotland-based neurodivergent artists who work in performance.
Need to know
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Venue
Online events
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Watch online
This event takes place live online via Zoom. A link with joining details will be sent to bookers an hour before the event start time.
We advise that you join the event 25 minutes before the start time, so that if you have any technical difficulties, you don’t miss the beginning of the show.
Please make sure that you have access to a stable WiFi network in order to watch the event.
Have you downloaded the Zoom app?
A whole host of technical errors can be avoided if you use the app. It’s free, and we advise that you download it to your laptop, tablet or smartphone before the event, giving yourself plenty of time in case you meet with any technical difficulties.
What if you already have Zoom?
Please check that you have the most up-to-date version installed before you join the event. You can do this by clicking your profile picture, then selecting ‘check for updates’. If there is a newer version, Zoom will download and install it.
Are you having trouble downloading or using Zoom?
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Are you having trouble joining the event?
If you’re viewing on your browser rather than in the Zoom app, this may be due to ad blocker software. Try disabling any ad blocker software you have running. You can also try opening the link using a different browser. To avoid these issues, we recommend that you use the Zoom app.
Have you found yourself in a waiting room?
Don’t worry, your host will check you in to the event when it begins. We advise you try to join events up to 25 minutes in advance to check that everything is working properly. Before the start time, you will be kept in a waiting room.
What time zone is the event in?
All performance times are listed in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Make sure you check the performance time in your time zone ahead of the performance.
Are you under 16?
Under 16s may not attend events unless an adult is in the room throughout the event. Please make sure that your screen name appears as first name only.
Do you need any more help?
If you have any questions or need more help before the day of the event, please contact us on [email protected]
We hope you enjoy the event and we are excited to see you there!